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A significant portion of the time I spend filling this space is used arguing that organizations need to be more patient with their prospects. In general, I fall on the slower side of the developmental spectrum, believing that the best use of resources, especially for the less-wealthy organizations, is to hold prospects off from the majors until they are the closest versions of their finished product as possible. I'm also a strong believer in the damage that can be done to prospects who are promoted too quickly, whether from minor league level to minor league level or all the way to the majors, and firmly believe that the worst thing an organization can do is yo-yo a prospect up and down from the majors. We'll call it the Travis Snider Consequence.
But then there's the Tampa Bay Rays, who by comparison make me look like Julia Roberts' roommate in Pretty Woman, willing to give it away for $50 to get a top prospect into the lineup on a Friday night.
The Rays have taken an approach to promoting prospects that can only be described as glacial, and given their success developing prospects during their five-year stretch of being competitive, they have become something of a symbol for the argument of patient development. For them it's a necessity, needing to hold off their young talent until they are truly ready to make an impact, while simultaneously spacing out the inexpensive years of their top talents.
Which is why Wil Myers began the year in Triple-A, despite coming off of this season last year:
Year | Tm | Lg | Lev | G | PA | AB | R | H | 2B | 3B | HR | RBI | SB | CS | BB | SO | TB | GDP | HBP | SH | SF | IBB | ||||
2012 | 2 Teams | 2 Lgs | AAA-AA | 134 | 591 | 522 | 98 | 164 | 26 | 6 | 37 | 109 | 6 | 3 | 61 | 140 | .314 | .387 | .600 | .987 | 313 | 11 | 4 | 0 | 4 | 2 |
2012 | Northwest Arkansas | TL | AA | 35 | 152 | 134 | 32 | 46 | 11 | 1 | 13 | 30 | 4 | 1 | 16 | 42 | .343 | .414 | .731 | 1.146 | 98 | 4 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
2012 | Omaha | PCL | AAA | 99 | 439 | 388 | 66 | 118 | 15 | 5 | 24 | 79 | 2 | 2 | 45 | 98 | .304 | .378 | .554 | .932 | 215 | 7 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 2 |
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The Rays have still yet to call up Myers, who admittedly is struggling this season back in Triple-A, hitting just .242/.337/.385 on the season. His walk rate is actually at 12.1 percent, up from last year, and his strike out rate is at a not great but manageable 26.8 percent. It's just his power that hasn't been there, as shown by his .143 ISO. And hitting .242 with neutral luck doesn't help either.
But he'd still be a better option than a lot of what the Rays are trotting out in their lineups these days. Winch is the exact argument I hate when teams so frequently make, yet am about to now make myself.
For most teams, the argument of "our prospect may not be ready but he's better than what we have" is a near-sighted philosophy at should only be employed by teams near the end of a competitive run who are on the verge of rebuilding. The Phillies, for instance, could be defended if they were to rush a prospect to the majors to give it one more go with Utley, Lee, etc. Of course, they don't have any such prospects, but that's a story for another day.
It's difficult to make the case that Myers is not ready for the majors. Despite his struggles this season, he's now had almost a full year of plate appearances at the highest level of the minors and has hit .286/.366/.505 while there. Most of that success came last season, but it's also understandable to see a 22-year-old kid play somewhat unmotivated baseball when he knows he's ready for the next level, so I'm not too worried about Myers' performance this season. He has enough of a track record.
As a potentially contending team in desperate need of another impact bat, the Rays can only justify Myers' current status as a minor leaguer with financial arguments. These are the same arguments that have kept them in contention for a half-decade despite a payroll annually near the bottom of the league, making them tough to argue with. But the despite an overwhelmingly successful organizational philosophy that has kept the Rays in contention, the 2013 Rays must look also consider what is specifically best for them, and that means Wil Myers.
The Rays currently sit at 24-22, but in fourth place in the highly competitive American League East. They are in the thick of the race, but even if they rise to the top of it, they are unlikely to run away, especially within their own division. That being the case, one win might make all the difference, perhaps between winning the division or not, perhaps between having to appear in the coin-flip of a one-game playoff, or perhaps from playing in October altogether.
The Rays are undoubtedly keeping Myers in the minors until June for Super-2 reasons. If he develops as expected into one of the better hitters in the game, holding him off for another 2-3 weeks could save the Rays $2-3 million in the 2016 season and roughly $10 million over the course of his first six years of team control. That's no small potatoes. For a team like the Rays, that's an infielder.
But the clock is ticking on the Rays. Gone are James Shields, Matt Garza and Carl Crawford, and David Price is soon to follow. They've done a good job of replacing every departed veteran to this point, but the task becomes more difficult with each passing draft in which they now select at the bottom of the first round instead of the top. Voluntarily making Myers more expensive won't make it any easier to keep their core in tact, but it could be the difference between whether or not they get Evan Longoria and Ben Zobrist a title.
Myers is likely going to be called up to the majors within the next three weeks. For him to have a one-win difference for the Rays between now and then, Myers would have to be the equivalent of a 8-win player over that stretch. Myers is not an 8-win player, not as a rookie and probably not ever. But that's the issue we sometimes forget when we break things down sabermetrically - the difference in one additional win over the next three weeks for the Rays may come down to just one additional hit in the right situation, and Myers is a better option to get it than Ryan Roberts, Shelly Duncan or Sean Rodriguez. Playing at an 8-win level isn't something Myers can do for six months at this point in his career, but he could do it for three weeks.
Wil Myers is a a solid outfielder and has seen some time at third base should the Rays decide to explore his versatility, but most importantly, he is a talented hitter in an organization that consists of a number of hitters who are not. The additional cost of calling up Myers could slightly handcuff the Rays in the future, and it's a move that probably should have been made about a month ago, but it's not too late. Even one extra month of Wil Myers in the majors could be the difference in the AL East.

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Quinoa and Black Beans
Serves 4.
Note: This recipe from Sophie Bollin, 12, of Maplewood, won her a trip to the Kids' State Dinner at the White House.
• 1 tsp. olive oil
• 1 c. chopped celery
• 2 tsp. chopped garlic
• 3/4 c. uncooked quinoa
• 1 1/2 c. low-sodium vegetable broth
• 1 tsp. ground cumin
• 1 tsp. chili powder
• Salt and pepper
• 1 c. frozen mixed vegetables
• 1 (15-oz.) can black beans, rinsed and drained
• 1/2 c. low-fat cheese, optional
In a medium saucepan, warm the olive oil over medium heat. Stir in the celery and garlic, and sauté until lightly browned, about 3 minutes. Add the quinoa and vegetable broth. Season with cumin, chili powder, and salt and pepper to taste, and bring the mixture to a boil. Cover, reduce heat to low, and simmer 20 minutes.
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Special relativity from first principles
December 19th, 2011 By Steve Nerlich, Universe Today in Physics / General PhysicsThere's hope for us all if a mild-mannered patent office clerk can become Person Of The 20th Century.
Einsteins explanation of special relativity, delivered in his 1905 paper On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies focuses on demolishing the idea of absolute rest, exemplified by the theoretical luminiferous aether. He achieved this very successfully, but many hearing that argument today are left puzzled as to why everything seems to depend upon the speed of light in a vacuum.
Since few people in the 21st century need convincing that the luminiferous aether does not exist, it is possible to come at the concept of special relativity in a different way and just through an exercise of logic deduce that the universe must have an absolute speed and from there deduce special relativity as a logical consequence.
The argument goes like this:
1) There must be an absolute speed in any universe since speed is a measure of distance moved over time. Increasing your speed means you reduce your travel time between a distance A to B. At least theoretically you should be able to increase your speed up to the point where that travel time declines to zero and whatever speed you are at when that happens will represent the universes absolute speed.
2) Now consider the principle of relativity. Einstein talked about trains and platforms to describe different inertial frame of references. So for example, you can measure someone throwing a ball forward at 10 km/hr on the platform. But put that someone on the train which is travelling at 60 km/hr and then the ball measurably moves forward at nearly 70 km/hr (relative to the platform).
3) Point 2 is a big problem for a universe that has an absolute speed (see Point 1). For example, if you had an instrument that projected something forward at the absolute speed of the universe and then put that instrument on the train you would expect to be able to measure something moving at the absolute speed + 60 km/hr.
4) Einstein deduced that when you observe something moving at the absolute speed in a different frame of reference to your own, the components of speed (i.e. distance and time), must change in that other frame of reference to ensure that anything moving at the absolute speed can never be measured moving at a speed greater than the absolute speed.
Thus on the train, distances should contract and time should dilate (since time is the denominator of distance over time).
And thats it really. From there one can just look to the universe for examples of something that always moves at the same speed regardless of frame of reference. When you find that something, you will know that it must be moving at the absolute speed.
Einstein offers two examples in the opening paragraphs of On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies:
-- the electromagnetic output produced by the relative motion of a magnet and an induction coil is the same whether the magnet is moved or whether the coil is moved (a finding of James Clerk Maxwells electromagnetic theory) and;
-- the failure to demonstrate that the motion of the Earth adds any additional speed to a light beam moving ahead of the Earths orbital trajectory (presumably an oblique reference to the 1887 Michelson-Morley experiment).
In other words, electromagnetic radiation (i.e. light) demonstrated the very property that would be expected of something which moved at the absolute speed that it is possible to move in our universe.
The fact that light happens to move at the absolute speed of the universe is useful to know since we can measure the speed of light and hence we can then assign a numerical value to the universes absolute speed (i.e. 300,000 km/sec), rather than just calling it c.
More information: None! That was AWAT #100 more than enough for anyone. Thanks for reading, even if it was just today. SN.
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"Special relativity from first principles." December 19th, 2011. http://phys.org/news/2011-12-special-relativity-principles.html


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Ladysmith Black Mambazo: Long Walk to Freedom
Melissa Etheridge, Sarah McLachlan, and Emmylou Harris all appear on this record, but even they are overshadowed by the joyful harmonies of Joseph Shabalala and his cohorts.
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Joseph Shabalala is a true pioneer in world music, not just for his arrangements and his beautiful voice, but also for his forward-thinking spirit, but his new collaboration with a chamber group comes up short.
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Empire Cinema
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The Empire Theatre was designed and built as a music hall by architect Thomas Verity and could seat 3,000. It opened on 17th April 1884. The old Pit seating entrance can still be seen today if you go around to the left of the theatre into Leicester Street. In 1893 a new facade and foyer was built on Leicester Square, designed by Frank T. Verity. This facade and entrance is what is seen today, as on 22nd January 1927, the old Empire Theatre was closed, after it had been taken over by Loew's Inc. in 1925. The auditorium was demolished and a new one built to the plans of Scottish born theatre architect Thomas W. Lamb (from the USA) assisted by F.W. Boettcher (from the UK) and associated architect was Frederick G.M. Chancellor of the noted UK theatre architectural firm Frank Matcham & Company.
The new Empire Theatre opened on 8th November 1928 with Norma Shearer in "Trelawney of the Wells" and for the following 33 years became the London premier home to MGM feature films. It housed 3,330 seats in its massive and decorative auditorium. There were 1,916 seats in the stalls, 180 loge seats in the front of the circle and the remainder of the circle seated 1,234. The Empire Theatre had a fully equipped stage and for a period in the late-1940's until February 1952, it was put to full use when a stage show accompanied the main feature film. The proscenium was 54 feet wide and the stage 35 feet deep. It was equipped with a WurliTzer 4Manual/21Rank organ. The Leicester Square landmark also had an opulent lobby and all the normal regalia of an American movie palace, its interior resembled the Adam style Thomas Lamb designed Capitol Theatre in Manhattan, New York, its exterior is in the Italian Renaissance style.
Of course, as the Empire Theatre was Loew's premier theatre in the UK, all the MGM films which opened at the Empire Theatre over the years were UK premiere presentations, as were the occasional productions from other studios, but there were also many special premieres over the years: the first of these being a midnight charity premiere-4th September 1935 Eleanor Powell in "Broadway Melody of 1936", gala late night premiere-31st March 1938 Robert Taylor "A Yank at Oxford", evening premiere-concurrent with the Palace Theatre and the Ritz Cinema 18th April 1940 Vivien Leigh "Gone With the Wind" (which ran at the Empire Theatre for 12 weeks), Charity Premiere-10th August 1944 Irene Dunne "The White Cliffs of Dover", Royal Command Performance (the first to be held)-1st November 1946 David Niven "A Matter of Life and Death", Royal Command Performance-29th November 1948 John Mills "Scott of the Antarctic", Royal Command Performance-30th October 1950 Irene Dunne "The Mudlark", Royal Premiere-12th June 1952 Robert Taylor "Ivanhoe", Royal Film Performance-27th October 1952 Mario Lanza "Because Your Mine", Royal Film Performance-15th November 1954 Stewart Granger "Beau Brummel", Royal World Premiere-16th May 1955 Richard Todd "The Dam Busters", Royal Charity Premiere-16th November 1955 Jose Ferrer "Cockleshell Heroes", Gala Charity Premiere-19th September 1956 Marlon Brando "Guys and Dolls", Royal Charity Premiere-29th June 1957 Marlon Brando "Teahouse of the August Moon", The Royal Film Performance-2nd February 1959 Alec Guinness "The Horses Mouth".
A Charity Premiere-17th December 1959 Charlton Heston "Ben Hur" which ran for 76 weeks until 28th May 1961, was the last film to be screened in the original auditorium. For this final presentation a new projection box was built in the centre of the stalls, beneath the front of the balcony (loosing half the stalls seating due to the projection box and bad sightlines of seating on the extreme edges). The projection had a straight throw of 78 feet to a new 52 feet masked wide screen which had been erected just in front of the proscenium arch. The seating capacity was reduced to 1,723.
With its attendance already declining before the "Ben Hur" run, and mounting criticism of the theatre's technical quality, it had been decided to 're-do' the theatre. It was closed and totally gutted internally. The building had been purchased by Mecca Ltd.
It re-opened on 19th June 1962 with Doris Day in "Jumbo". The cinema had a completely new look inside the shell of the old theatre. Designed by noted cinema architect George Coles, his last major project, it was in a 'modern' style for the 1960's. Seating was provided for 1,330 on a single floor which was formerly the circle, now extended forward. There were 688 in the front seating section and 642 in the former stepped section of the circle. The former stalls area became a Mecca Dance Hall (which in 2006, became a casino). The original facade was entirely covered by a new advertising hoarding.
Later incorporating two other spaces, the adjacent Ritz Cinema and another small space off the foyer which opened as the 80 seat, Screen 3, on 29th November 1985 with Harrison Ford in "Witness", the Empire Cinema was now a triplex. Many more premieres were held in the Empire Cinema's magnificent main auditorium (Screen 1), which in 1989 was refurbished and was THX certified.
Seating 1,330 in the main Screen 1 (with a huge 60 feet wide by 25 feet high screen) and 77 in Screen 3. (Screen 2 in the former adjacent Ritz Cinema is listed seperately as 'Empire Screen 2' on this site, and has a current seating capacity of 349). The facade has since been restored. After many years being operated by UCI it was taken over by the Irish based Empire Cinemas Ltd. as part of a new circuit they are now operating in the UK. On 20th June 2008, two new screens 4 & 5 opened in spaces that had originaly been a toilet area and green room. In August 2009, a further four screens were created in the building, giving a total of eight screens, plus one screen in the former adjacent Ritz Cinema which is known as 'Screen 2'.
The George Coles designed Screen 1 was closed for redevelopment on 26th August 2013 with the horror film "Big Bad Wolves" screening as part of the annual weekend 'Frightfest'. The final world premiere held in Screen 1 was the One Direction film "One Direction:This Is Us" on 21st August 2013. Screen 1 was sub-divided to provide a 398-seat 'Impact' screen which opened 16th May 2014 and a 751-seat IMAX screen which opened on 30th May 2014. The conversion was carried out to the plans of architectural firm UNICK Architects.
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FanaticalAboutOdeon-As I understand it, non-IMAX films in IMAX digital cinemas don't have the same projection quality as IMAX releases, e.g. only one of the two projectors is used. Also, the picture hasn't been gone through IMAX's DMR processing (nor has the sound been remixed for IMAX's sound system, and, AFAIK, the Empire IMAX doesn't have a rear array for non-IMAX films.)
The on-screen announcement is, therefore, absolutely necessary.
I agree that sitting in the front row could be overwhelming, but I've found middle seats absolutely fine. As mentioned in a previous post, the screen width to auditorium depth ratio is about the same as found in a "classic," purpose-built IMAX venue. In some ways I preferred the smaller Empire 1 screen, which somehow "felt" bigger than these monster screens, but the central seats in the IMAX auditorium are right in the sweet spot.
Regarding the side seats, sitting on the far sides of the front rows would be a poor experience… but those seats are currently not even in use for IMAX presentations, with the seating down to less than 500 seats for IMAX 3D. However, in my view, the width of the auditorium is an advantage—making it feel spacious, and prevents a problem I find with "wall-to-wall" screens in rectangular auditoria, where I am constantly aware of the side walls framing the screen.
The new LED lighting lacks the diffuse properties of cold cathode lights, and the new walls are black. The effect is more one of slightly inconsistent "bands" of light rather than smooth "bands" with the walls being "washed" in colour. But, the flipside is that Empire did not have to reinstate anything, and it seems much attention to detail has been lavished on this project—I notice the steps up to the aisles have been moved and rebuilt… in exactly the same style!
The lack of tabs is a shame but in some ways the large screen speaks for itself, being most impressive when one first enters the auditorium and is presented with it and the very wide, colour-lit space. I have found the standard of presentation to be very good, with pre-show music, lighting fades etc. all well-timed, IMAX trailers, and so on. Much of the magic is still there!
On the other hand, the IMPACT screen desperately needs tabs and masking, and some other extra touches.
I took someone to see "Lucy" at the Empire IMAX and their jaw dropped on entering, not expecting the screen to be that big and afterwards they said that they had never seen or heard anything like it.
Perhaps it's a shame that most of the IMAX branding at the Empire is semi-permanent when only one of their many screens is so equipped and even then not used exclusively for IMAX product. Replacing the word "CINEMA" on the canopy with "IMAX" might lead the less technically informed, i.e. the majority of customers, to assume everything there was somehow presented in the format and thus necessitating the announcement I find negative. I certainly didn't expect "The Imitation Game" to be in IMAX and understand the visual and audio differentials you describe but I question whether a complex that was not showing a single IMAX film should be so "adorned" with such branding. I can understand the IMAX Corporation wanting their magic word to be emblazoned in Leicester Square and, on the surface of it, Empire Cinemas' willingness to have their West End premises associated with the brand but with all previous "value-added" formats like CinemaScope and Todd-AO, their names were given along with the appropriate film titles rather than becoming part of the cinema's own overall offering. Trading standards legislation could also be behind the need to remind audiences they are not seeing something in IMAX on the Empire IMAX screen. I enjoy IMAX documentaries at Bradford and Waterloo and the Empire IMAX auditorium appears successfully to replicate such spaces but forty five minutes is about my limit for the effect on neck and eyes!
All of these issues—IMAX exterior branding and potential confusion—occur with all multi-screen venues with a single IMAX screen. The strategy of IMAX Corporation in recent years can be questioned, but there is plenty of upside.
Of course, Empire used to have a THX sign attached to the marquee, and that did not mean all screens were THX-certified!
Non-IMAX films aren't advertised as "IMAX" presentations and Empire's IMAX screen should be listed as "Screen 3." There seems to be a slight problem with the online booking system in this respect, as when proceeding with the booking it displays "IMAX" as the screen, but on the main listing page all of the IMAX branding is dropped.
As I understand, most IMAX screens play IMAX content for the vast majority of—if not all—presentations. The Empire Leicester Square is unique in having difficulties in obtaining IMAX bookings.
The Empire is indeed just another multi-screen venue and, yes, the potential confusion is no different to numerous other such venues with one IMAX screen, however, it is in Leicester Square and seems to be regarded by Empire Cinemas as something of a flagship so did the operator expect always to be showing an IMAX film when they decided/agreed to replace "CINEMA" on the canopy with "IMAX" I wonder. I would have thought, when investing so much money, they would have been well aware what would be available to them from the distributors, though I may be wrong. THX certification, though very worthwhile and a valuable asset was altogether more subtle – to the man in the street – and didn't have quite the same marketing dynamism as a full IMAX installation, I'm not aware a higher price was charged for compliant product and the THX sign on the Empire's front-of-house was actually quite discreet in comparison. I earlier omitted to say I thought the sound in Empire 3 (which, as you say, the auditorium should be called in ALL publicity when not showing IMAX) was terrific.
It would appear that a lot of politics are in motion in relation to Empire's IMAX screen!
Empire's booking page shows that the current and next film for IMAX/Screen 3 are IMAX releases.
I completely agree, non-IMAX features should not be advertised as such, though I've not noticed anything other than the gaff with the online booking system. Empire seem to have gone to some lengths to get IMAX signage up, I notice the planning application for a "high level" sign (visible from the Coventry Street approach) was rejected but one has been installed nevertheless, so I assume it went to appeal.
One also has to also wonder if IMAX were aware of the potential booking situation, as the Empire is cited by them as being of their "landmark" installations in a world-famous location and is one of the venues due to be equipped with their laser projectors. I imagine that it remains to be seen how this plays out; the current situation is at best absurd.
The former Screen 1 had premium ticket prices, e.g. the "£9.95 all day" offer is/was only valid for Screens 4-9.
AFAIK the cost of the IMAX/IMPACT conversion was £4m.
Serves Empire right that the distributors do not look kindly upon their act of butchery at Leicester Square – here's to the Odeon!
MasterImage 3D's DUAL3D system to be installed in the IMPACT screen:
Hmm. All of To-days Cinema woes where caused by Government interference in the Cinema Industry. The old duopoly between ABC and Rank.. and the old release system.. which actually at the end of the day guaranteed a print of a movie… Which has caused Damage to Our very fine cinema stock of Buildings across the country leaving us with Shoe box cinemas and the new Managements that could not give a Fig for the industry… Here endeth my rant
usa cinema chains have destroyed British cinema heritage with these lousy forsaken multiplexes.
Seems like empire leicester square had ticket online issues today oh what a shame. I guess that's they get for putting in a LIEMAX screen, they get jinked with bad luck.
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06-16-2014, 11:05 PMLucy my Beagle is about 13 and now that i'm staying in a house owned by "friends"..I do pay rent but I'm really poor.. I can't let her in because their story is she'll infest the place with fleas and ticks
I have to let her sleep in my car or she'll bark and cry for me every night....And I have to attend Orthodox prayer services almost daily..Had to put my mother in a nursing home which i truly hated to do...Oh why did I become Orthodox anyway?
I'm 68 and hoping I can find a job and get the hell out of here
I'm starting on a new anti depressant tomorrow..Please pray for Lucy(my dog) and me....The constant prayer services here and the united states is evil shit is driving me nuts
You prayers needed for my mother who is 93..My Lucy and me!!!!
We need our freedom
I'll say a prayer for you, your mom, and your dog tonight.
In memory of Ahmed Merabet, Rafael Ramos, and Wenjian Liu.
Praying for you and Lucy and your family. May God look over you and protect you all. May He soften the hearts of those you stay with so they allow Lucy the comforts they enjoy.
Please don't shoot me
--James Stuhlman
Also will pray for you, your mom and the pup. If these are friends who own the house, would they be satisfied if a vet could sign something saying that lucy doesn't have fleas or ticks? You can get the preventatives at Walgreen's or Wall-Mart very inexpensively now. I think that you'd be happier if Lucy would be in the house with you.
If you're orthodox, wouldn't there be someone at the synagogue who would help you? I think most churches have groups to help people in need. That might be a start. Also, are you on Social Security? If not, you could visit the closest SS office or call them. I hope things start looking up for you.
" To the world you are just one more person, but to a rescued pet, you are the world."
"A Nation of Sheep Breeds a Government of Wolves!"
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06-17-2014, 12:59 AMListening to me isn't a priority..Dr. Marston did 26 months in the federal pen for income tax evasion......He used to give lectures on y2k and how society was going to collapse..didn't happen..........
Oh well thanks for all your prayers.....to bad I partied and drank my life away therefore low ss payments.
anyway god bless you all!
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Something obscene
In man-made sounds affronts the sweet and clean,
But Nature's never.
Shout of the stormy winds, ever
Toneless and rude, tossing the trees,
The harsh scream of seabirds — these
Somehow belong
As much as the wren's airy song.
Man only, the books tell, knows evil and wrong;
Even as art now the yelp and yell
Like music of hell,
Music made evil, the squawk and squall
When the disc jockeys loose the blare and bawl.
Give me the sounds God made so —
I love them all
Whether loud or low,
From the small, thin
Note of the bee's violin
To the rough sea's uproar,
In wild tumult tumbling upon the shore.
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Hey there!I'm an AG Member for one and a half year now, so i thought it might be good to introduce myself ^^There isn't much to tell about me though.. I would list my favourite games here on AG, if there weren't so many of them xD Basically I like the RPGs the most, but I'm also interested in all the other genres.If you want to know something 'bout me, feel free to ask, I'm not biting :3Greetings,PhosphoriteP.S. Yes, I'm from Germany, sorry for the bad (is it?) english ^^'''
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You're English is just fine Phosphorite. Glad to have you in the forums.
Posted Jan 11, '13 at 1:29pm
Well thank you, sir! I'm happy, that you guys understand what I'm saying
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Hell-O, and welcome to AG.Wenn du irgendwas wissen willst, oder falls dein Englisch mal nicht ausreicht kannst du gerne bei mir nachfragen,,, oder auch einfach mal so, ich bin auch nicht grade bissig^^
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Danke sehr, da werd' ich bestimmt mal druaf zurück kommen
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Hello and welcome to the mythical land of the Armor Games forums. Here you will find many curious things like a malfunctioning robot who likes to trick people into giving him all the chocolate, beware of said robot!
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Well, welcome to Armor Games, Phos.Your English seems better than people whose first language is English.
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It seems so, right? That's just because I have enough time to check my post for mistakes and look up the ditctionary xD
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35 news articles posted on this day.
Eryn Non Dae. Releases New Music Video
Eryn Non Dae. has teamed up with Metalinjection.net to premiere a new music video for "Hidden Lotus."
The video was directed by Arnaud Gransagne and can be found below. "Hidden Lotus" comes off the "Meliora" album out now through M&O Music.
Hecate Enthroned Signs With Crank Music
The British forefathers of black metal Hecate Enthroned and Crank Music Group proudly announce a recording deal for the release of the band's upcoming album.
After nine years since the last release, the band has returned with a new violent and chillingly evil full-length. The album has a tentative release time for the end of November and the band has already announced a short U.K. tour at the beginning of December to promote the upcoming opus. The title and the exact release date along with some further details and studio clips will be announced soon.
Hecate Enthroned also comments: "After several weeks of discussions and talks we have this week put pen to paper and signed a recording deal with Crank Music Group. The contract will be for the release of our latest studio album and has an estimated release time for the end of November 2013. We decided on Crank as a perfect partner for us as they share the same vision and attitudes as we do and will do the best not only for the album but also for the band. We would like to welcome all at Crank into the Hecate fold and look forward to a successful partnership. Further details on the album along with artwork, studio clips and interviews will be uploaded in the build up to the release." More...
Argus Streaming New Track
Argus has posted another track online from the band's "Beyond the Martyrs" album. You can check out "By Endurance We Conquer," along with the previously posted "No Peace Beyond the Line," in the Bandcamp player below. The album's track listing is as follows:
1. By Endurance We Conquer
2. No Peace Beyond The Line
3. The Hands of Time Are Bleeding
4. Trinity
5. Four Candles Burning
6. The Coward's Path
7. Cast Out All Raging Spirits
8. Beyond The Martyrs
Beaten To Death Posts Full Album Online
Starting today and two weeks before its official release, Metal Hammer UK is now streaming Beaten to Death's forthcoming second album "Dødsfest!" in its entirety.
Listen to the full album stream below. "Dødsfest!" is due for release via Mas-Kina Recordings on October 4th, 2013. More...
In Solitude Streams "Pallid Hands"
The new single "Pallid Hands" from Swedish classic heavy metal band In Solitude is now available for streaming below, courtesy of Decibel Magazine.
The band's new album "Sister" is dropping in North America on 10/01 and will be available to fans digitally, on CD, and 180gram black vinyl. The first single and title track is also available over here.
"Sister" was recorded at Studio Cobra in Stockholm, Sweden during March 2013. The album was produced and mixed by Martin "Konie" Ehrencrona and follows previous release "The World.The Flesh.The Devil."
North American fans will have an opportunity to see In Solitude live this Fall. The band will be supporting Watain on the "Wild Hunt" tour beginning on October 8th in New York City with support from Tribulation. Dates are available after the jump. More...
aNgreNOST Signs With Code666
Portugal's aNgreNOST has signed a multi-album contract with Aural Music imprint Code666. The band's debut album "Planet Muscaria" is due for release at the end of the month. Code666 also comments:
"A genuine and desperate scream of venomous un-life, sucked into a very bad trip to the Gates of Hell and beyond. aNgreNOST was formed in 1995 by Pursan and Ainvar (Sirius). The only release by the band was the EP 'Evil,' released on MCD by Andromeda Creations (Portugal) in 1997, which was very well received by the public. After this release, in 1998, due to all-kind of extreme auto-destructive behaviors, Pursan collapses and leaves the band. 12 years later Pursan re-activates aNgreNOST, this time without Ainvar and with 2 new members: Erdsaf and E. (Wavelength:Satan).
"The concept of aNgreNOST and Planet Muscaria are entwined. It is the raw testimony of someone who took the human condition to its most extreme state: dark, miserable self-destructive… and survived. Intravenous overdoses, psychotic outbreaks, NDEs and bad trips. Detox clinics, psychiatric asylums, hospitals and police stations. Addiction and extreme abuse of hard drugs and hallucinogens. aNgreNOST is not about fantasies or poetry. It's real, and Planet Muscaria is the mirror of these experiences. Black metal in its most pure and genuine form." More...
Herrschaft Streams New Single
After five years of silence, the third chapter of French electro-metal band Herrschaft is finally here. "Les 12 Vertiges" will see release on October 7th via code666 Records.
Stay tuned for more details in the coming days, and check out the first single "Gates to Dreams" in the player available below.
Cult Of Erinyes To Release "Blessed Extinction"
Belgian act Cult of Erinyes will release new album "Blessed Extinction" on October 28th, 2013 via code666. The track listing is as follows:
1. From the Shattered Skies
2. (Jibaku)
3. Unspoiled Beauty
4. Bipolar
5. Dissolve into the Stars
6. Sunken Cities
7. The Vlasov Notes
8. Coda
Cult of Erinyes mainman Corvus recently declared: "Drawing the energy from the darkest thoughts of its creators, Cult of Erinyes intends to evolve in the realms of Black Metal while pushing its limits a bit further. Spawned with the intention to distil artistic audacity into respected traditions, Cult of Erinyes belongs to the forbidden experience, where music is merely a symptom of a higher truth. Ritualistic hymns, vicious and twisted vocals, furious rhythmics and ambient digressions are only a few weapons which make Cult of Erinyes a band to be reckoned with." More...
Handful Of Hate Announces New Album
Cult black metal horde Handful Of Hate is back with a brand new album, scheduled for release on November 12th via code666.
Beyond the standard digipack CD and digital download, the effort will be available in a deluxe handmade torture box CD, which will feature one bonus track, several torture items, and exclusive t-shirt.
The cover artwork by Simone Bertozzi is available below, and the "To Perdition" track listing is as follows:
01. To Perdition
02. Far Beyond All Scourges
03. Swines Graced Gods
04. Cursed be your Breast
05. Caro Data Vermibus
06. Larvae
07. Ornaments for Derision
08. Ex Abrupto
09. Words like Worms
10. Feeding Suggerings
11. Damnatio Ad Bestias (bonus track ltd edition) More...
Hirax Pushes Back Album Release
Hirax has pushed back the release of new studio album "Immortal Legacy" to 2014. Singer and mastermind Katon W. De Pena comments:
"We are sorry for the delays as we know that the fans are waiting desperately for the album, but we have had some unexpected delays in the studio and we do not want to release a half hearted album. Our fans deserve only the best, so watch out for one of the best thrash metal records released in a long time. We are also sorry that the Flotsam & Jetsam / Hirax European tour is cancelled, but due to circumstances beyond our control, we had to pull the plug. We are planning a full scale US tour in March, and have further plans to return to Europe. As a little compensation, we will release a digital single for the song 'Hellion Rising' on November 22nd. Thanks for all your understanding and patience, and be sure that 2014 will be a killer year for Hirax. Horns Up!"
The album will be released now in Germany on February 21st, in Europe on February 24th and in the US/Canada on March 4th through SPV/Steamhammer as CD, gatefold coloured LP and download.
The new album is produced by Bill Metoyer (Slayer, Armored Saint, W.A.S.P., Sacred Reich) and the cover was drawn by Philip Lawvere (Kreator/Celtic Frost). Guest guitar players on the album are Jim Durkin (Dark Angel), Juan Garcia (Agent Steel/Evildead), and Rocky George (Suicidal Tendencies/Fishbone). The track listing is as follows: More...
Obelyskkh Streaming Full New LP
Germany's punishing psychedelic doom crew Obelyskkh will soon release third LP, "Hymn To Pan." Now the entire "Hymn To Pan" experience is playing online below, courtesy of Terrorizer.com. The following press release was also issued about the band:
"Since 2008, Obelyskkh has held a solid reputation within their respective scene, each album delivering a more intense and expanded take on their visionary practices. Recorded by the band directly subsequent to their White Lightnin' album, and mastered by Brad Boatright (Sleep, Nails, High On Fire, Integrity), Hymn To Pan showcases this quartet on an entirely new musical plateau, integrating more psychedelic influences and laying out their most advanced material to date, with six enormous tracks which test the boundaries of modern media at a massive one hour and eight minutes of otherworldly contemporary doom rapture.
"Hymn To Pan is out now in Europe and pending release this Tuesday, September 24th on the North American plate, delivered in several consumable formats including CD, digital and a massive 2xLP pressing." More...
Red Fang Streaming New Song
Red Fang's "Whales and Leeches" is due out on October 11th (Germany/Benelux), October 14th (EU/UK), and October 15th (North America) via Relapse Records.
Now you can stream the brand new single "No Hope" in the player below, courtesy of Guitarworld.com.
You can also check out the 2nd leg of the band's upcoming headlining tour, this time with Cancer Bats, The Shrine, Indian Handcrafts & Radkey. Dates are available after the jump. More...
Clutch Announces Holiday Tour
After recently postponing September tour dates to January of 2014 due to health issues, Maryland rockers Clutch are pleased to announce their annual Holiday Tour.
These dates kick off the day after Christmas December 26th in Washington, DC and run through New Year's Eve in Brooklyn, NY.
Support on the dates from December 26th through December 28th will come from Into Another and The Mike Dillon Band. Support on the dates from December 29th through December 31st will be provided by Into Another and Lionize. Holiday tour dates are as follows:
12/26: Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
12/27: Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom
12/28: Stroudsburg, PA @ Sherman Theater
12/29: Rochester, NY @ Montage Music Hall
12/30: Cleveland, OH @ House of Blues
12/31: Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
You can find the band's list of October, November, and rescheduled September shows at this location.
Herfst Posts New Music Video
Belgian extreme metal act Herfst posted up a new music video for the track "Eyeless Souless." The song appears on the band's latest EP "The Deathcult pt. I: An Oath in Darkness," which was self-released last year (see review here).
WARNING: The following video contains erotic content and nudity: More...
Gary Busey Amber Alert Changes Name
Sacramento technical death metal legion Alterbeast is pleased to announce a union with Unique Leader Records. The label comments:
"Formed in 2011 under the working title Gary Busey Amber Alert (GBAA), Alterbeast combines influences from the likes of The Black Dahlia Murder, Necrophagist and Spawn of Possession with numerous classic death metal acts like Dissection and Morbid Angel into an infuriated expulsion of animosity.
"After a year of dedicated song-crafting, Alterbeast unleashed their first demo in 2012 and played countless shows opening for Deicide, Dying Fetus, Testament, Revocation, Exhumed, Severed Savior and many others. Their crushing live assaults combined with a DIY ethos quickly earned them a revered place within the local death metal community.
"Earlier this year, Alterbeast entered Augmented Audio at Sound Temple Studios to record their debut. Titled Immortal, the record was engineered by former The Black Dahlia Murder bassist Ryan 'Bart' Williams. The band later enlisted Gabe Seeber (The Kennedy Veil) to the drum stool, returned to the studio - this time at Oakland's Castle Ultimate with engineer Zack Ohren (Light This City, All Shall Perish, First Blood, Cattle Decapitation, Warbringer et al) -- to record drums, mix and master the album.
"Slated for release in early 2014 via Unique Leader, Immortal will feature eight tracks of brutal, uncompromising death metal mastery. Further Alterbeast developments to be announced in the coming weeks. Stay tuned." More...
Mierdaster Announces New Lineup
Chilean thrash punk band Mierdaster has announced the replacement of original members Martin Capdevila and Cristian Lueje to continue touring this second half of the year. The band comments:
"For a while Martin Capdevila (Guitar) and Cristian 'Timmy' Lueje (Drums) have decided to leave the band; at first we kept working as a solid unit because we were a bunch of good friends and we thought on keep it that way until we could find the permanent replacement. Fortunately wasn't that long when René Ortiz (Guitar) and Orlando Ezquerra (Drums) came to the band.
"They have plenty experience and they are very closed to the band's core and we all felt that when we had the first rehearsal, we all realized that there was a great chemistry in between all of us. We would like to wish to Timmy & Martin the best of luck on all their future endeavors. In the other hand we would like to welcome to our new members."
Mierdaster is:
Mauricio Almazan (Bass & main Vocals)
Claudio Melo (Guitar/backing Vocals)
René Ortiz (Guitar)
Orlando Ezquerra (Drums)
Mierdsaster's "La Furia" was released in 2012 via Digmetalworld Records and distributed via MVD ENtertainment group in North America. More...
Signum Regis Reveals "Exodus" Details
The third Signum Regis album entitled "Exodus" will be released on November 15th in Europe and December 3rd in North America through Ulterium Records.
"Exodus" features guest vocals by Lance King (ex. Pyramaze, Balance of Power), Michael Vescera (Obsession, Animetal USA), Matt Smith (Theocracy), Daísa Munhoz (Vandroya, Soulspell), Eli Prinsen (Sacred Warrior, The Sacrificed), Samuel Nyman (Manimal), Thomas L. Winkler (Gloryhammer, Emerald), Göran Edman (ex. Yngwie Malmsteen, John Norum) and Mayo Petranin (Castaway).
The album was mastered by Tommy Hansen and the artwork was created by Felipe Machado Franco. "Exodus" is a concept album about the Biblical concept of Israelites who were enslaved in ancient Egypt. "Exodus" can be pre-ordered at the Ulterium Records Store, and the track listing is:
01. On The Nile
02. Enslaved
03. The Promised Land
04. Let Us Go!
05. Wrath Of Pharaoh
06. The Ten Plagues
07. Last Days In Egypt
08. Exodus
09. Song Of Deliverance
10. Sole Survivor
11. Mountain of God [CD bonus track] More...
Emmure To Record New Album
Emmure - which is easily the favorite band of all Metalunderground.com readers after Avenged Sevenfold - plans to enter the studio later this year.
The band's sixth full-length album for Victory Records will be released Spring 2014 and follows the previous "Slave To The Game" album (reviewed here). The real question of course, is whether any tracks this time around will be able to surpass the lyrical brilliance of the infamous "Drug Dealer Friend."
Emmure will be closing out 2013 by headlining the Never Say Die Tour in Europe (October 4th to 26th) and then a full U.S. tour (October 29th to November 22nd) alongside Asking Alexandria, Sevendust, All That Remains, and For Today.
Guitarist and founding member Jesse Ketive stated, "We couldn't be happier to announce that following Never Say Die! and the Asking Alexandria Tour we will be heading into the studio to work on the new album which is aimed for a Spring release! We have been working hard in between our rigorous world touring schedule this past year and a half and we can't wait to unveil new material. We have resigned to Victory Records and there will be a lot of new things developing for EMMURE through the end of the year. Thank you for your constant support through the years and we promise to deliver one of the best Emmure records to date. See you on tour." More...
Forty Winters Kicking Off "The Blackout Tour"
South Florida heavy metal outfit Forty Winters will kick off its headlining "The Blackout Tour" tonight in August, GA with support from A Fight For Life, After Me The Flood (9/25-10/21) and Fero Lux (9/18-9/20).
The band has updated its routing for the run, which will wrap up in late October. A list of confirmed dates can be seen below.
"Touring, in general, is something we get super stoked about - the experience overall is what we look forward to," said vocalist, Xavier Vicuna. "Just getting in the van and going...Also, In N Out Burger. After the headliner we should be hitting up the East Coast to visit some familiar hot spots and then trek it over to Central America for some Costa Rica and Panama dates. A new video may surface by the end of the year as well. Keep those eyes peeled!"
The band recently recorded three new songs with Charles J. Wall and Phil Pluskota at Sonic Assault Studios in Cape Coral, Fla. (Betraying The Martyrs, Abiotic, King Conquer).
"We really tried to warp our roots and influences into a newer, more aggressive approach," added Vicuna. "We've grooved, we've jammed and we've dropped it, but the goal has always been to evolve. The new stuff is pretty evil and a lot more genuine; we really focused on being ourselves and doing what felt natural. It's gonna be pretty raw - a lot of slamming and thrashing." More...
Endstille Releases New Song
Endstille has premiered a new track online from the band's forthcoming record, "Kapitulation 2013." The album is due out November 8th (November 12th in North America) through Season of Mist.
Stream the new track titled "The Refined Nation" in the player below, courtesy of CVLT Nation. Pre-orders for "Kapitulation 2013" are also now available at the Season of Mist e-shop here. More...
Nervous Posts "Birthday Party" Track
The Oakland punks in Nervous have teamed up with High Times Magazine to premiere a new song, "Birthday Party," taken off their self-titled debut album, due out September 24th on Twelve Gauge Records. Listen to the track below.
Of Nervous' debut, High Times reports: "10 trax of wrathful, angular punk in the mold of early-90s noizemongers Jesus Lizard, the almighty Nirvana, etc." A full review of the album also appears in High Times' December issue, on newsstands in October.
"Nervous" was recorded and mixed by Jack Shirley (Deafheaven, Loma Prieta) and mastered by Alan Douches (Converge, Baroness). More...
Below Enters The Studio
Epic doom metal band Below is currently holed up at Sonic Train Studios in Sweden with none other than Andy La Rocque (King Diamond) recording the band's Metal Blade Records debut.
Below hails from Sweden features influences from late Black Sabbath, Candlemass, and King Diamond, so going with Andy La Rocque as the producer was a clear choice for the group. The band offered up the following update:
"The progress of the recording of our debut album is going great and to have the opportunity to work with Andy La Rocque and Olof in Sonic Train Studios is amazing. We are currently finished recording the drums, the bass and the main guitars, and will start with the vocals this weekend. It sounds amazing already. It will be a truly epic album that will leave its mark in the history of doom."
Andy La Rocque added; "this is one of the heaviest bands I have worked with in the studio for a very long time, and the sounds so far is amazing! And always great to work with great musicians!"
Not much is known about the Swedish quintet, however they are working with Tobias Rosén - bass player of fellow Metal Blade Records artists Noctum - of Howlin' Owl Productions and a split 7" is in set to be released by Dark Descent Records with the doom act's full-length being released via Metal Blade in 2014. More...
Saxon Announces "Unplugged And Strung Up"
British heavy metal legends Saxon have produced a series of alternative takes on classic favorites to herald a new entry to the Saxonian Institute of Metal. The following statement was issued about the coming "Unplugged and Strung Up" release:
"There is always feral beauty in a raging beast…and with 'Unplugged And Strung Up,' Saxon's selection of unique, fresh and adventurous interpretations of material previously heard only with raw heavy metal thunder, the point is triumphantly underscored.
"Unplugged And Strung Up reveals layers and pieces previously dormant in many of the 14 classic Saxon songs chosen for this makeover, thanks to some ear-catching new arrangements and mixes. Recorded, mixed and mastered with Andy Sneap in Derbyshire, U.K. earlier this year, Unplugged And Strung Up contains re-evaluated, re-worked and re-energized versions of The Eagle Has Landed and Crusader by introducing orchestral dynamics to offer added dimension. Frozen Rainbow, from the band's 1979 debut, gets a stunning acoustic reprisal which transports it into a power ballad to be proud of, while Red Star Falling soars and sweeps the emotions with its orchestral arranged dovetail.
"As if this reinvention wasn't enough, Saxon super fans and collectors can purchase a digipak version of the release which will include 2002's storming set of full-volume, pedal-to-the-metal re-recorded hits Heavy Metal Thunder. Featuring staple Saxon stormers such as Motorcycle Man, Strong Arm Of The Law, and Dallas 1pm, it is a quintessential part of any collection. More...
Cannibal Corpse Announces Florida Shows
Cannibal Corpse will be wrapping up the band's 25th anniversary celebrations for 2013 with a pair of shows in Florida, which has served as the band's base of operations since relocating to Tampa from Buffalo, NY in 1994.
The shows are scheduled for November 29th in Ft. Lauderdale, FL at the Culture Room and November 30th in Tampa, FL at the Brass Mug.
Founding member and bassist Alex Webster comments: "We are very excited to be doing these shows in Florida this November. We formed the band in the first week of December back in 1988 so these shows will be happening almost exactly 25 years after our formation. It will be great to celebrate our band's anniversary in the state that helped put death metal on the map. Also, we are very happy to be able play Ft. Lauderdale to make up for the show we missed there in June. And I think fans in both cities will be happy when they see the ticket price for these shows!"
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Metal Blade Records has been releasing one picture disc a month from the band's expansive catalog of releases. A total of 12 pictures discs will be released, covering all of the band's full-length studio albums, some of which have never been released on picture disc. The most recent picture disc to be added is "Kill," and is available for pre-order at this location. More...
Rivers Of Nihil Streaming New Track
Rivers of Nihil has unveiled the second track from upcoming album, "The Conscious Seed of Light."
The brand new song, "Mechanical Trees," can be heard below thanks to NoCleanSinging.com.
Bassist Adam Biggs comments on the track: "The lyrics paint a bleak picture of humanity's future, wherein the environment has become so damaged that we are forced to rely on machines to create breathable oxygen for most living creatures. Eventually, this way of life becomes too much for Earth's dwindling human population, so the powers that be lace the machines with hallucinogenic substances to ease the pain of death. While that seems bleak, this song is actually a lot of fun to play live. It contains some of the more difficult riffs on the record, while also maintaining a good deal of atmosphere."
Rivers of Nihil, which also features vocalist Jake Dieffenbach, guitarists Jon Kunz and Brody Uttley, and drummer Ron Nelson, has added to the band's Fall touring schedule. In October, fans will be able to see Rivers of Nihil touring with Beneath the Massacre, Rings of Saturn, and Legion throughout the east coast. Confirmed dates can be seen below.
"The Conscious Seed of Light" will be released on October 15th in North America and October 11th/14th in Europe/UK via Metal Blade Records. More...
Pro-Pain Reveals New Album Details
Pro-Pain is set to release new studio album "The Final Revolution" on November 25th, 2013 (Germany: November 22nd, 2013; US/Canada: December 3rd, 2013). The track listing is as follows:
1. Deathwish
2. One Shot One Kill
3. Southbound
4. Problem Reaction Solution
5. The Final Revolution
6. Can't Stop The Pain
7. All Systems Fail
8. Want Some?
9. Fall From Grace
10. Emerge
11. Mass Extinction
12. Under The Gun
13. Life's Hard - Live 2010 (bonus track digi)
14. Get Real - Live 2010 (bonus track digi)
15. Party In Paris - UK Subs cover (bonus track digi)
"The Final Revolution" was recorded, mixed, and mastered by V.O. Pulver (Gurd) at Little Creek Studio in Gelterkinden, Switzerland from August 18th to August 29th, 2013.
The standard release will feature twelve brand-new tracks. There will be other configurations available as well, in the form of a Digipak and a Gatefold Album. The Digipak will contain bonus material (including live tracks plus a UK Subs cover) and a foldout poster. Catch the band live: More...
Epysode Posts "Morning Rose" Song Sample
Belgian based power/progressive at Epysode posted another song sample from the upcoming sophomore LP "Fantasmagoria." A portion of the track "Morning Rose" - featuring Triosphere's Ida Haukland can be heard streaming below.
"Fantasmagoria" drops on October 11th via AFM Records and features guest appearances from: Mike LePond (Symphony X), Henning Basse (MaYaN), Tom Englund (Evergrey), Simone Mularoni (DGM), Leo Margarit (Pain of Salvation), Julien Spreutels (Ethernity), Ida Haukland (Triosphere), Matt Marinelli (Borealis) and Tezzi Persson (Between the Silence).
The track list for the album is:
1. File-41-80-2
2. The Arch
3. Morning Rose
4. Venom
5. The Black Parade
7. Garden Of Exile
8. Raven's Curse
9. Living Fortress
10. Fantasmagoria
11. The Inheritance
12. Now And Forever
13. Forgotten Symphony
14. Unreal
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Onslaught Streaming New Track "66 'Fuckin' 6"
U.K. thrash legends Onslaught are streaming the new track "66 'Fuckin' 6." The song appears on the upcoming release "IV," which is set for North American release on September 24th (UK on September 23rd) via AFM Records.
The track listing for "IV" is:
1. A New World Order
2. Chaos Is King (see lyric video)
3. Fuel For My Fire
4. Children Of The Sand
5. Slaughterize
6. 66 'Fuckin' 6
7. Cruci-Fiction
8. Dead Man Walking
9. Enemy Of My Enemy
10. Shellshock (Bonus Track)
Check out "66 'Fuckin' 6" here: More...
Rust2Dust To Release Debut LP "Daymare"
Slovakian metal act Rust2Dust will have its 2009 debut release "Daymare" - originally self-released - reissued on October 28th via Metalbox Recordings. The band was founded in September 2009 by former members of Rumburax (now disbanded) - Guitarists Martin 'Semish' Semjan (Candy Core, Rumburax) and Martin 'Ondro' Ondrejicka (Core F.S., Rumburax) - who joined creative forces to form Rust2Dust.
The lineup was then completed by bassist Richard 'Richie' Potzner (Core F.S., Rumburax), drummer Marek Matejov (Canis Lupus, Rumburax) and young singer Tomá 'Bujón' Buron (Arva).
Rust2Dust describes the music as a mix of old school metal with some elements of crossover, metalcore and nu-metal.
The track listing for "Daymare" is:
1. Intro
2. Stay Awake
3. Lost
4. Hate
5. Devil's Whore
6. Daymare
7. Crime
8. Dopamine
9. Losing Everything
10. Kral' Skazy
11. Rieka More...
81db Details New Album "A Blind Man's Dream"
Italian rock/metal act 81db will release the third LP "A Blind Man's Dream" on October 28, 2013 via Bakerteam Records. The album mixes heavy riffs, progressive beats and influences ranging from Classic Rock to Folk music, whilst the lyrical concept was inspired by the movie "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest."
The band debuted in 2009 with the critically acclaimed debut album "Evaluation," which led to extensive touring throughout Europe and a single/music video for the track "Voices," which was aired on MTV Greece and MAD TV. The band also opened for British Hard Rock legends Deep Purple in Turin, Italy.
American Grammy nominated producer Sylvia Massy (Tool, System Of A Down) showed interest in the band and 81db flew to California to record the second album between October and November 2010. "Impressions" was released later that year and displayed the full maturity of the band.
The track list for "A Blind Man's Dream" is:
1. Manicomium
2. Sirens
3. When the Cat's Away
4. Vanessa's Box
5. House Rules
6. Food for Thought
7. Electroshock
8. Alien Invasion
9. Insane Wishes
10. The Great Escape
11. A Blind Man's Dream More...
Rublood Details Debut LP "Star Vampire"
Inspired by the atmospheric sounds of bands such as Rammstein, Depeche Mode, Joy Division and Deathstars, Italian industrial metal band Rublood quickly developed a very distinctive personality, mixing heavy riffs, dark atmospheres and poetic lyrics with strong visuals. The band will release its debut album "Star Vampire" via Bakerteam Records on October 28th.
As a live act, Rublood delight the audience with a magnificent gothic show, which allowed the band to be noticed by the producers of Warner Bros film "Studio Illegale." The band appears in the film performing the breakthrough song "Through The Looking-Glass" (see footage below) which has been chosen as the first single of the album.
The track list for "Star Vampire" is:
1. Star Vampire
2. Heart
3. Through The Looking Glass
4. Electro Starfuckers
5. Rainfall
6. True Blood
7. Policy Of Truth
8. Negative Bride
9. Goth Love
10. Ignition
11. In Love We Trust More...
Sorronia Details Debut Album "World Of Silence"
On October 28th, Bakerteam Records will release the debut album "Words of Silence" from Hungarian symphonic metal band Sorronia. First conceived in 2011 by vocalist Anna Király and keyboardist István Biró, Sorronia released a promotional video for the song "Enemy Of Yourself" in January 2013 (seen below), soon attracting a very strong response.
The band combines a wide range of influences which resulted in a striking Symphonic album made of grandiose melodies and hard rockin' riffs, neo-classical solos and gothic elements, with unique twists and plenty of groove. The lyrics are references to delusion, love, tragedy, anger and anything a human being can possibly experience throughout life. The artwork (shown below) was created by Alexandra V Bach (Kamelot, Adagio).
The track listing for "Words of Silence" is:
1. Intro
2. Fallen Angel
3. Enemy Of Yourself (see music video below)
4. Serenade Of Memories
5. Lost In Falling
6. Shattered
7. My Eternal Land
8. Leave It Behind
9. This Is The End More...
Soulfly Posts Additional "Savages" Trailer
Soulfly posted a new trailer for the upcoming new release "Savages," which features vocalist/guitarist Max Cavalera speaking about working with his son Zyon. "Savages" drops on October 4, 2013 in North America via Nuclear Blast Records (September 30th in Europe).
The track list is:
1. Bloodshed (see lyric video)
2. Cannibal Holocaust?
3. Fallen
4. Ayatollah of Rock 'n' Rolla
5. Master of Savagery? (streaming here)
6. Spiral
7. This Is Violence
9. El Comegente
10. Soulfliktion
Check out the latest trailer here: More...
Amadeus Awad Posts Lyric Video For New Track
Lebanese guitarist/composer Amadeus Awad, dubbed the "Arjen Anthony Lucassen of the Middle East," is streaming the new track "A Song For A Loner." The song appears on the new EP "Schizanimus." The song was mixed by Karim Sinno and mastered by Simon Lahham. The song features Porcupine Tree/King Crimson drummer Gavin Harrison.
Check out "A Song For A Loner" here:
Negura Bunget Posts New Music Video
Negura Bunget posted a new music video for the track "Curgerea Muntelui." The song appears on the band's upcoming new single "Gînd a-prins," which drops on October 4th via Prophecy Productions.
The images for "Curgerea Muntelui" were filmed on various locations on Cerna and Retezat Mountains. Some studio photos were also used by the visual artist Daniel Dorobatu (who's in charge for the whole visual content of Negura Bunget's upcoming trilogy) to merge into a layered and geometrical exploration of the natural elements. Check it out here:
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Hi friends!
I've been working on hand-lettering in my sketchbook lately, and this little possibility flag came to be. So I colored it quick-like in Photoshop, and I think it's so cute!
I haven't been in the mood to make much new art recently, but I've felt my creative fire coming back this last week or so. Thank goodness! I always feel more productive and happier when I'm creating. Even if I'm busy with work stuff all day long, if part of my day isn't spent on art-making (and believe me, there are many days that are filled with tons of other tasks besides making art!), it just doesn't feel like I was productive as I could or should have been. Interesting.
I'm toying around with different possibilities around what my work day could look like lately, too... I've spent years and years expecting myself to sit at my desk or in front of a canvas from morning until night, cranking out new stuff and making the most of each moment. I often feel depleted, but I don't listen to my body or my mind when it's telling me to Stop. Rest. Take a break. If I stop, I'll fail, is how the old story in my head goes. If I take my eye off the ball, it's irresponsible and the rug will be swept out from under me. Work hard, be responsible, and then work harder. That's been the story for a long, long time.
Recently I've been challenging those old notions that I've carried around for so long. I've been working waaaaay less. I've been taking naps. I've been laying in bed reading a book until 3pm on a Saturday (oh, the luxury!). I've been doing what needs to be done, and not much more. And guess what? It's pretty awesome! AND I'm not failing and my world isn't falling apart! Who knew? ;)
Anyway, just thinking about possibilities for new thoughts, habits, patterns, and beliefs these days.... what are some new possibilities that could exist for you if you wanted to risk allowing them to be?
Hope your week is wonderful so far!